Karis Huh

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Interview

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Publication Date

11-20-2025

Abstract

Originally from Ohio, Dr. William Eisinger’s journey in academics began after graduating with a B.S. from Hiram College in 1965. Following that, he earned his M.S. from Purdue University in 1965. He completed his Ph.D. in 1971 at the University of Miami, and did postdoctoral research from 1970-1972 at Stanford University. At Santa Clara University, Dr. Eisinger was a professor in the Department of Biology, completing research on Sub-cellular Localization of the Blue Light Photoreceptor, Phototropin 1; Light Regulation of Guard Cell Function; and the Role of Microtubules in Guard Cell Function during his time at SCU. He has numerous publications and is a highly esteemed professor, having taught at SCU for almost forty years. His interests have included nature and agricultural ecology. He previously lived in Wisconsin, where he taught courses and attended classes while living near family. Now retired, he lives in St. Louis and has continued to teach and mentor over the years.

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Interviewer: Karis Huh - Gerontology minor

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